Sentence examples for commentaries point from inspiring English sources
Sunstein's incisive commentaries point to recent empirical findings to demonstrate how and why people convince themselves they are right despite evidence to the contrary; fear dangers they are unlikely to encounter; and ignore real risks.
"Online commentaries point out this work has a brutal aspect," the Louvre's director, Jean-Luc Martinez, wrote in a letter about the installation.
Whilst the overview papers and commentaries point up potential ethical and governance problems, the body of anthropological and biopolitical research offers a rather deeper understanding of how actors at local, national and global levels can, for example, take advantage of unequal social and regulatory contexts to further stem cell research, and of the enactment of power and policy.
Simon Church up front allows Bale to play favoured wide role". Rob Phillips: View from the BBC Radio Wales commentary point in Andorra.
The commentary points out that Russian settlements lack proper roads.
On the deal shown, the official commentary pointed out that four spades by North would hinge on the opening lead.
Mr. Brown adds his own bit of editorial commentary, pointing out the sheer size of JPMorgan, a "$2.3 trillion bank" with scores of subsidiaries.
However, as YouGov's commentary points out, although "don't knows" have fallen from 30% to 23% since January, they remain numerous.
The bursts of commentary pointed out recurring melodies, identified solo instruments, described the action of the "Petrouchka" ballet and marveled at the revolutionary qualities of Stravinsky's music.
As passengers gazed out the windows, the loudspeaker commentary pointed out that Niederwald, a cluster of chalets with a church on a slope, is the birthplace of Cesar Ritz, the hotelier who founded the grand Paris hotel.
Yet, as the Design Museum commentary points out: "The central theme of Superstudio's agenda was its disillusionment with the modernist ideals that had dominated architectural and design thinking since the early 1920s.
